©815 Documentary, LLC
- Jul. 11—Jul. 24, 2025
- Closed ：July 14 (Mon),22 (Tue)
■Screening Schedule PDF
■Admission
-General : ¥1,800
-Seniors(Age 60 and over) : ¥1,000
-Students (University, Vocational School), High School : ￥1,500
-Junior High School and younger (Age 3 and up) : ¥1,000
-Persons with a disability certificate (up to 2 caregivers allowed) : ¥1,000
※If a child under the age of 3 requires a seat, a fee (junior high school students and younger) will be charged.
(Free if they watch on a parent's lap)
※Visitors 60 years old and over, Students, High school or Junior high school student, or have a disability certificate, please show your identification or proof.
□Pre-sale tickets (2 movies including “HIROSHIMA PIANO”) ¥3,000 ※Valid during screening period
Details click here
Discounts The following discounts apply to same-day tickets:
-Presenting a stub from an exhibition or film held at the museum (one discount per stub): ¥1,500
-Presenting the museum’s annual passport (valid for the holder and one guest): ¥1,500
-Presenting a membership card or annual passport from facilities managed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture: ¥1,500
-Presenting a JRE CARD (credit card): ¥1,500
-Presenting a movie discount voucher issued by the museum (for supporting members): ¥1,500
-Pair Ticket (For viewing two films, including "HIROSHIMA PIANO”): ¥3,000 ※Valid only on the day
-Couples Over 50 Discount (For married couples where at least one partner is age 50 or older) : 2 tickets for ¥3,000
※Please show your certificate to receive the discounts
● All seats are reserved.
● Each screening has a separate admission and fixed capacity / No standing allowed / Advance reservations not accepted.
● On the day of the screening, ticket distribution for all showtimes will begin at 10:00 AM.
● Even if you have a nationwide special advance ticket (pre-sale ticket), you must also check in from 10:00 AM on the day of the screening to exchange it for a reserved seat ticket.
● Please note that admission will be denied once the venue is full.
● Doors will open approximately 10 minutes before each screening begins.
©815 Documentary, LLC
■Story
On August 6, 1945, nineteen-year-old Shinji Mikamo is helping his father on their rooftop in Hiroshima when a blinding flash changes his life forever.
Severely injured in the atomic bombing that destroyed his home and killed over 140,000 civilians, Shinji is rescued by his father. Amidst the devastation, their journey of survival unfolds — shaped by agony, love, loss, and ultimately, forgiveness. Told through
the eyes of Dr. Akiko Mikamo, Shinji’s daughter and the film’s executive producer, 8:15 brings to life a deeply personal account of resilience and hope.
As we approach the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this powerful documentary reminds us of the enduring strength of the human spirit and the urgent need for peace in today’s world.
Trailer
■Credits
Director: J.R. Heffelfinger
Executive Producer & Author: Dr. Akiko Mikamo
Producer: Nini Le Huynh
Cast: Sotaro Tanaka, Jonathan Tanigaki, Eddie Toru Ohno, Shinji Mikamo, Akiko Mikamo, and others
2020 USA, 51 mins, Cinemascope, 5.1Ch
Language: English & Japanese (with Japanese and English subtitles)
Production: 8:15 Documentary, LLC
Distribution: Shin Nippon Film Co.
Official Website: https://815hiroshima-movie.com/
Contact: Shin Nippon Film Co. info@espace-sarou.co.jp TEL:03(5843)1935
Stage Greeting (After Screening)
Speakers: Akiko Mikamo (Author & Executive Producer), and Sotaro Tanaka (the lead actor on July 12 & 13)
◇ After the 13:20 and 18:00 screenings on Friday, July 11
◇ After the 13:20 screening on Saturday, July 12
◇ After the 13:20 screening on Sunday, July 13
※ Participation is limited to those who have a reserved seat ticket for the screening on the day.
※ Please note that the schedule and the speakers are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.